For diners who prefer their meat well-done (but are too embarrassed to order it as such in restaurants), Susan Burton can sympathize. The journalist tackles the history of meat "doneness" in America, and in the process, coins our new favorite term: "Meat hipster." [Slate via Eater PDX]
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